The variety is productive and belongs to the mid-season maturity group. The berries are red in color. In breeding, the variety was obtained by crossing the Crown Bob and Langley Green varieties.
The plant possesses some resistance to powdery mildew, however, it is not completely resistant to the disease. Historically, the variety was used in commercial horticulture; currently, it is more often found as an object of collector gardening.
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